Paying for college
College Readiness
Career Readiness
Money Management
College Resources
100
The difference between grants and loans

You do NOT have to pay back grants. You do have to pay back loans.

100

Term used to describe students whose parents did not attend or graduate college

What is a first-generation college student?

100

A document that lists your education and experience

What is a resume?

100

A way to electronically deposit funds into a bank account

What is Direct Deposit?

100

Used as a roadmap or an outline for the semester

Syllabus

200

Two types of financial aid that you do not need to pay back

What are scholarships and grants?

200

Number that represents the average of your grades

What is GPA?

200

On the job training that is usually unpaid

What is an internship?

200

A plan you create to tracks your income and expenses

What is a budget?

200

This is someone you meet with regularly who can help guide you through your educational journey

What is an academic advisor?

300

Need-based financial aid program that allows you to work part-time to help pay for college


What is the Federal Work Study Program?

300

All colleges/universities require this to get admitted

High school diploma/G.E.D.

300

How early should you show up for a job interview?

At least 15 minutes early

300

Money that is owed or due

What is debt?

300

Go here to rent/buy books, school supplies and college apparel 

What is a bookstore?

400

You're not fully enrolled until this is paid up

What is Tuition?
400

To be a full time college student, you must be enrolled in how many credit hours?

12

400

Something you should not ask the interviewer right away

How much do I get paid?

400
A "grade" you receive to determine how good you are at paying back money

What is a credit score?

400

Go to this office to ask about scholarships and tuition costs

What is Financial Aid Office?

500

List three sources of funding College students typically rely on

What are Scholarships / Grants / Student Loans / Parents' Finances / Personal Income?

500

Consequence for falling below a 2.0 GPA

What is academic probation?

500

Document that you submit WITH your resume that serves as an introduction 

What is a cover letter?

500

The pay you receive before any taxes are taken out of your paycheck

What is Gross Pay?

500

The FIRST step you should take if you are having trouble in a class 

 Go to office hours and speak to the professor